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thih9
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thih9
5d ago
I refuse to use Grok. Mostly because of the usual reasons - somehow this high profile AI model seems more disgusting than others and it is in a way impressive. But also Xai doesn’t seem to care about user experience and long term support.
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5d ago
Off topic. Since old.reddit is now login walled - is there an alternative frontend?
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5d ago
I'm not sure what is your point. It reads as defeatism to me but I'm not sure. Could you elaborate? Do you find it good or bad? What actions can be taken?
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5d ago
Perhaps, perhaps not. Big trackers reducing data collection is a win in my book. OpenAI is not doing ad personalization for the EU customers. There are no Flock cameras. It’s an ongoing fight for sure but it’s some fight at least.
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6d ago
> But I'm happy EU does this stuff as well, as it's a really nice vacation spot With no Flock cameras!
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6d ago
I am once again happy that the EU is fighting practices like these via legislation. Some outcomes can be annoying, but the net result is still positive, for the consumers and their data privacy at least.
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6d ago
> The goal is permanence for open-source AI My instinct is to correct this to “open weight”, because when I filter huggingface by open source[1], I get only one result. Then again, this could be about long term goals so perhaps I’m wrong
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6d ago
Trick question, there are no “R”s and only “r”s!
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8d ago
“Here is your iOS app migrated to Surface Duo…” Tongue half in cheek, my point is that agents may be unreliable with fresh libraries. It looks like there are some fun edge cases too: > A reserved region can be active or inactive. For exa
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8d ago
To be fair, writing "sus af" is different from writing "suspicious as fuck" (just like "wtf" reads differently from "what the fuck", etc).
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9d ago
About multiple messages: this can cause multiple notifications, which can be annoying or cause a sense of urgency. About self centered: would you find it self-centered, or would you instead appreciate seeing the complete message?
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9d ago
But that’s the point, the villain is incapable of succeeding. Their habit of perceiving everything as threat eventually leads them to their doom. Also note that grandparent comment is about both folklore and current events.
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9d ago
Also the mistake made by cartoon villains or mythological figures. Just leave that damned prophesied hero alone. Don’t banish them, don’t attempt to kill them while they’re young, or send them on an impossible quest. Your entitled meddling
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9d ago
In case anyone else is not sure, I asked ChatGPT and it says Saudi Arabia is a match. There you have it, it isn’t that hard to write the name of the country.
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9d ago
Technically it might be more profitable to mine extraterrestrial diamonds.
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10d ago
It’s not surprising. With abrupt changes regarding tariffs, policies and AI in particular, US became increasingly unstable. Perhaps trust could be regained if the country was renamed to Lower Canada by popular vote. I’m not sure anything el
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10d ago
> git log -S pattern (”git pickaxe”) Another option is to do a ‘git log -p’ followed by a string search ‘/‘. It can give more context and let you browse more easily, especially if the project has small commits. It won’t work well fo
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10d ago
There is shift in alignment, even if the source is different. A popular headline from earlier this year was "US pulling 5000 troops from Germany"[1]. [1] https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/national-security/
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10d ago
To be fair, freedom of movement is one of the core principles[1] of the EU. Restricting that is a tall ask, I wouldn't describe refusing that as being inflexible. [1]: https://european-union.europa.eu/principles-countri
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10d ago
Ireland is part of the EU.
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11d ago
> Most people don't even lift. It’s about any physical activity involving hands and friction. Rock climbing, basketball, tennis, etc. Perhaps this depends on intensity. Still, much more than just lifting. People who don’t usually we
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11d ago
The doom video is also in the article itself (headline: "Doom"). I suppose this is the same video as the one from the parent comment, but I don't know for sure - I don't have a twitter account and the above link doesn&#x
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12d ago
Current status of the compatibility is[1]: > ~95%, closing the last gaps If coding with LLMs taught me anything, it’s that this last 5% can be “load-bearing”. [1]: https://github.com/eval-exec/neomacs#status
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12d ago
Is battery life of the new iOS version comparable to pre iOS 26? If not, I’m staying at iOS 18.
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12d ago
For comparison, Apple’s Vision Pro has 3660x3200 pixels per eye.
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12d ago
You likely know this but in case not: Dungeon Keeper series.
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13d ago
> [This document is from In re Facebook, Inc. Securities Litigation (2026).] It looks like we only have access to this now? If yes, this would be development and I’d remove the “2017” from the title.
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13d ago
We don't know the training set so it's still not very transparent - and means giving away some control. Then again, it does look better than closed weights
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13d ago
> WorldEnder > Its just that, it used to be free. All I needed was a computer. https://xcancel.com/rustishard/status/2098853622263976328#m Same here. In particular regarding free as in freedom, so about acce
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14d ago
You might consider subtracting half a point for a matching setting - both IKEA and Skyrim are noticeably Nordic.
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